Es sprechen
Prof. Thaddäus Hüppi | Bundesverband der Hochschulgalerien
Thomas Nolden | Süddeutscher Kunstverein
Ralf Schmitt | BERLIN ART INSTITUTE
Warum eigentlich sehen wir weltweit nur die 20 zentralen Kunstpositionen oder ihre Variationen durch fleißige Kunststudierende, Künstler und Künstlerinnen ... wo doch in den Schubladen, Wohnzimmern oder den verlassenen Schweineställen der Republik die spannenden Werke „der Anderen“ liegen, derer, die im Glücksspiel Kunst ausgeschieden oder schlicht übersehen worden sind: unbeachtete Meisterwerke, ignoriert und zum Verstauben verurteilt.
Versteckt sich nicht längst die Kunst mit Seele in den Werken der Autodidakten und Zurückgezogenen?
„Die Bilder der Anderen“ ist ein Anfang, ein erster Schritt in die Wahrheit der Authentizität oder in den Sumpf der Artikulationslosigkeit.
mit Arbeiten von: Franz Ackermann, Emma Adler, Kristin Albrecht, Benjamin Althammer, Felicitas Aga, Veneta Androva, Heike Kati Barath, Maximilian Bauer, Martin Baur, Jürgen Baumann, Karoline Beeck, Anna Benini, Sascha Boldt & Ann Schomburg, Julia Brodauf, Thomas Bühner, Nine Budde, Victor Daysun, Christina Dedolf, Sandra Dullenkopf, Lorraine Durgeloh, Daniel Ewinger, else (Twin) Gabriel, Jan Gottschalk, Dagmar Gregova, Fabian Gröning, Simone Haack, Josephin Hanke, Maxie Heiner, Kornelia Hoffmann, Achim Hoops, Johanna Hutter, Klaas Hübner, 4 Hüppi, Thari Jungen, Stephanie Jünemann, Elena Kaludova, So Jin Kim, Yeon-Ji Kim, Viktoria Klius, Kirsten Klöckner, Ilko Koestler, Patricia Lambertus, Julie Legouez, Michael Lapuks, Silvia Lorenz, Josef Maaß, Sylvia Maak, Nana Mandl, Wyatt Mills, Christine Molis, Elfi Müller, Thomas Nolden, Justine Otto, Manfred Peckl, Claudia Pollmann, Aron Rauschhardt, Pascal Reinhard, Gunter Reski, Matthew Ross, Christoph Rothmeier, Ralf Schmitt, Manfred Schneider, Julia Schottky, Livia Scholz-Breznay, Janina Schütz, Julia Schramm, Anna Staffel, Martin Städeli, Fritz Schwegler, Vroni Schwegler, Götz Schramm, Christa Schuster Salas, Stoll & Wachall, Karim Stonjeck, Astrid Stricker, Nataliia Tomenko, Nils Vogt, Brigitta Weber, Anette Wehrmann, Georg Werner, Johanna Winkelmann, Ingrid Wolf, Demelza Woodbridge, Zhang Yinning, Josh Zielinski, Ralf Ziervogel u. a.
Showing posts with label groupshow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label groupshow. Show all posts
17.11.16
13.11.16
Groupshow: community based Decad, Berlin
Join us for the second production in Decad's new storefront.
'Community-Based' presents a series of long-term, socially-engaged projects realised by artists and other cultural workers, specifically located in Berlin. At the opening, the work of six collectives will be presented, and over the course of the following ten weeks, artists and works will progressively be added. A corresponding lecture programme will ensue. In keeping with the exhibition's title, this ongoing collection of materials will rely on community-based research in a move to supplement the already published and well-known works in this genre of community-based art production. At the end of the exhibition's run, all materials will be added to Decad's growing archive on the social place of art.
Immediately prior to the opening reception, the artist Mathilde ter Heijne will speak on her work in Decad's Hinterhaus lecture space. Ter Heijne is one of the primary six artists to be included in 'Community-Based'. Her artist talk will begin at 18:00. The reception is scheduled to run from 19:00 to 22:00
'Community-Based' presents a series of long-term, socially-engaged projects realised by artists and other cultural workers, specifically located in Berlin. At the opening, the work of six collectives will be presented, and over the course of the following ten weeks, artists and works will progressively be added. A corresponding lecture programme will ensue. In keeping with the exhibition's title, this ongoing collection of materials will rely on community-based research in a move to supplement the already published and well-known works in this genre of community-based art production. At the end of the exhibition's run, all materials will be added to Decad's growing archive on the social place of art.
Immediately prior to the opening reception, the artist Mathilde ter Heijne will speak on her work in Decad's Hinterhaus lecture space. Ter Heijne is one of the primary six artists to be included in 'Community-Based'. Her artist talk will begin at 18:00. The reception is scheduled to run from 19:00 to 22:00
Labels:
Ann Schomburg,
groupshow,
Mathilde Ter Heijne,
sascha Boldt
5.11.14
On show: Other shoots, Braunschweig
Othershoots@ Flur 11 Braunschweig:
Rauminstallation: Dancing with the skunk:
Installation view, photographed by Lena Reisner
Rauminstallation: Dancing with the skunk:
Installation view, photographed by Lena Reisner
The idling mobile: open doors in Braunschweig:
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